I want to not see a travel time polygon for a particular site. I can select it from the table or by selection. I do not want to delete it from table and view, just not see it in map when I select point that generated the travel time poly. I need to do it for multiple points to see affect on travel polys by removing the point.
Any ideas?
Tx
Allen
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You don’t need to delete anything.
What you’re trying to do (hide a travel time polygon when you select the related point) isn’t something ArcGIS Pro does automatically just from selection.
In practice, you’ll need to handle it through visibility or filtering instead:
The key thing is: selection itself doesn’t control layer visibility, so you have to set up a rule that defines what gets shown, rather than expecting it to react to clicks.
If you want it to behave dynamically (click a point → its polygon disappears instantly), then you’re usually looking at a bit of scripting or a more advanced setup.
Best Regards
Nektarios
A definition query is the way to go, or if you're using a geoprocessing tool to do your analysis, you can reverse the selection so your tool takes everything but the one you had selected into account.
An easy way to make your selection into a definition query is Generate Definition Query From Selection (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
Can you use some unique attribute data to exclude the polygon with a definition query?
You don’t need to delete anything.
What you’re trying to do (hide a travel time polygon when you select the related point) isn’t something ArcGIS Pro does automatically just from selection.
In practice, you’ll need to handle it through visibility or filtering instead:
The key thing is: selection itself doesn’t control layer visibility, so you have to set up a rule that defines what gets shown, rather than expecting it to react to clicks.
If you want it to behave dynamically (click a point → its polygon disappears instantly), then you’re usually looking at a bit of scripting or a more advanced setup.
Best Regards
Nektarios
A definition query is the way to go, or if you're using a geoprocessing tool to do your analysis, you can reverse the selection so your tool takes everything but the one you had selected into account.
An easy way to make your selection into a definition query is Generate Definition Query From Selection (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation